Marquette, MI, September 18, 2026 —

The Haggerty Museum of Art has announced a new event series titled “A Year of Healing.” This programming initiative is set to commence on September 26 and will explore themes through the mediums of dance and film.

Details regarding the specific dance performances and film screenings planned for the series have not yet been fully elaborated. The series aims to use artistic expression to engage with concepts of healing over the course of a year. Further information about individual events, participating artists, and specific dates beyond the September 26 launch is expected to be released by the museum.

The intention behind “A Year of Healing” is to offer visitors an opportunity to experience art in ways that resonate with personal and collective well-being. The integration of dance and film suggests a dynamic approach to programming, potentially offering diverse perspectives and narratives. The museum has not provided information on any specific partnerships or collaborations associated with this series.

The kick-off event for “A Year of Healing” is scheduled for September 26. The exact nature of this inaugural event, whether it is a performance, a screening, or an introductory panel, has not been specified. The museum’s commitment to a year-long series indicates a sustained focus on this thematic exploration, inviting the public to participate in ongoing artistic dialogue and reflection. Information on how to attend or access these events, including ticketing or registration details, was not included in the initial announcement.


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